Secret Try Wives meeting. Maggie and Becky: what if we convince the guys they can turn their chores into a video. Ariel drinking white wine: I love that. Rachel: I bet we can get a sponsor for it.
I was so shocked that people didn't store their passport like it's in their life. Because my whole life my parents store it in safe deposit box in a bank 40km away from our house.
@@자수정-m2n I lost mine once, ordered a new one and got it 10 days later. Storing it in a bank seems a tiny bit dramatic, but I guess it might depend on what country you are in 😅
@@tiffanykim2773 yes true. Apologies. Just that every other show brings on experts who are white or male. The intentional amplification of diverse voices is what I notice.
Intentional or not (which I think it is) they're amplifying the voices of minorities and promoting their platform which should be the bare minimum but it's a lot more than other large creators are doing!
i love how she encouraged them to do this themselves so that they build habits instead of doing it for them and then they dont know how to retidy it or where anything is. also she was such a joy to watch
Zach: *goes on a journey and has a shift in perspective on organization that allows him to find joy in a process that was previously very difficult for him* Keith: *Taysha makes Him clean his garage*
Ned and Ariel would go nuts with two kids and a disorganized house and Eugene and Matt just wouldn't be able to take it... so having Zach and Keith here makes so much sense. Especially considering they got room makeovers the last time and experienced the same issues. I can definitely relate and will make sure to clean my own mess tomorrow.
These guys (including Ned and Eugene) just make me smile. Straight white men typically stress me out but i feel like the three of them would make me feel comfortable
"Getting married" and then showing two women getting married literally made me cry. I have never before seen wlw relationship casually put into a video without making it about men and making it misogynistic. That part really made me so happy!
Not to mention Ariel literally built her house and probably knows EXACTLY where everything should go, I will never stop admiring her work and innovation for that 😭
For passports, papers, etc. get yourself a fireproof lockbox. They aren’t expensive (usually less than $50) and don’t take up much space. Good investment and keeps stuff secure and safe from damage in one place.
Yes! Came to say that too :) When Zach just pulled the passports out of his junk drawer I was like "Oh nooo!" Lol! It is a good idea to have and will help too with any last minute scrambling to find your important stuff.
@@paintedcrow these things are more for the fireproof element and being a mild deterrent. If someone is determined to steal your stuff even with the best lock they're going to but you're unlikely to have someone like that in your house in daily life, you're more likely to have a fire, or other disaster (make sure you get ones that's waterproof too), or kids who you don't want to get into the files, or an interfering family member, and in that case you don't usually need a fancy lock.
omg yes! came to say the same thing. my parents have had one all our lives... my sisters and i have never everrr wondered where any of our important documents were located
Me too! Same with my dad. But when it comes to tools and furniture and stuff I actually think it's good to keep. My dad has reused SO much and saved a lot of money and time because of it
"The challenge was letting go of stuff, the joy was letting go of stuff" YES, loved this. This actually helps motivate me to go through my multiple junk drawers
As an archivist I love that she didn’t recommend cardboard for mementos. Acid in cardboard colors materials over time, doesn’t last as long, and attracts bugs. If getting cardboard, I recommend acid free. Caveat of plastic is that they do lock in moisture so ideally place in less humid areas (aka not floor of garage).
There are also corrugated plastic archive boxes meant to mimic the cardboard! They're more durable, but have the same lightweight nature and breathability.
I was thinking he should keep four, that way if they’re needed for a video again, they have the four they need, and if there’s an emergency at home, they can use them
it lasts longer than 2 weeks for me, but I still get it. part of it is not figuring out organization that is functional for me. If its not functional I wont put it back there, and it will descend into chaos fast. I am also a very out of sight out of mind person. As in, I space out and forget things easily if they arent somewhere that I can see them, not in the sense that I have them, but in the sense of using them. So for example if I wanna use my skin care it needs to be somewhere visible and easy to reach and put back. Ive been figuring out bits and pieces as I go and its gotten better on some things. Second issue is time, if im in a hurry i am not going to be delicate and careful while pulling out clothes from the closet to not mess up the other folded clothes, or I wont take care to put away towels and linen properly and nicely. If Im going to bed tired as hell and I see something my cat might mess with Im just putting it in the first available drawer. These are the most common things I noticed I struggle with. Id add lack of storage boxes, drawer organizers etc. I usually go through the process twice to 3 times a year.
@@BambiLena666 Then I have to encourage you to watch clutter bug videos. She has this philosophy that is actually not terrible and I think it can absolutely work for you. Basically, there 4 types of organizers, hidden and open type and than under those you have sub organization where you micro organize everything or you don't. It was really helpful for me since I'm all over the place and I think it could be helpful to you too
Yup. I'm constantly going through stuff. Two mini hoarder kids, I go through the markers every week to get rid of the dried out ones. They want to keep them forever. 🥴
@@kathybryar06 you're probably joking, but that actually helps a lot! i have adhd and pretending i'm making a video or helping someone else makes it way easier :)
I really appreciate how the editor displayed a wedding with two women instead of being heteronormative. It's such a small piece of representation, but it was amazing to see! (6:48)
i’m super high right now but i just realized these guys are geniuses like they’re literally making content and profiting from just doing regular daunting tasks. this is so productive lmfao
Oh gosh, please stop this. There are enough bots on YT. Idk if you're about or not but you seem like one copy pasting the same basic stuff and the annoying "claim your ticket if you're here in --- hour"
All of this advice is amazing, except perhaps physically touching stuff. I grew up with hoarders and if there's one thing I've learnt across the resources, it's that we keep a lot of pointless stuff because we're sentimental. Touch reaffirms that bond we don't want to have with stuff we don't need. Getting a friend to hold up special stuff so you can maintain both a literal and emotional distance leads to more rational decision making. That said she is AMAZING!! Such a shining personality, so knowledgeable and fun! Huge respect, I'd love to be more like her.
Ah, thanks for this, that helped me realize some stuff for me. A big part of what makes organizing so exhausting for me is feeling that attachment to everything, but when I was moving and a friend was helping, it was way easier to decide on what she was grabbing than what I was.
Feel like as someone with adhd organized chaos is indeed a thing. Yes it’s messy and chaotic but I know where every one of my brlongings is within the mess! It looks random but I have a spot for everything
I'm super messy but my brother spent an hour looking for a stapler and I walked over, pulled a bag out of a pile and that had the stapler, I had seen it there earlier that week
With organised chaos you may know where certain things are but if it is chaos there’s a lot that you don’t know the place of, or even that you have it. Not saying you have to switch systems, because not even only the switch itself but the upkeep may not be tenable, however if it’s ‘chaos organised’ for example even if everything was messy, *every* item would be in a place, not just some items in a pile of chaos haha. I definitely fall too easily into chaos and then when I go look I didn’t remember I had 90% of the things I do
i think the whole thing about organized chaos is kind of deceiving on it's own tbh (also adhd here) like sure i would know where everything is, but i may not need everything in the pile that is making it chaos the concept of snow drifts where mess just piles up and you start to not see it anymore but it still stresses you out subconsciously I dont think its necessarily always about finding things but also just having a ton of shit you dont need but just dont see anymore
The happiest my little ADHD brain has ever been was when I moved to Europe with just a backpack and left all my stuff in my dad's attic. Didn't miss a single item and I felt so light and free. Went back and cleared my stuff from Dad's attic. I need to get back to that minimalism 🤔
It's so reassuring to see a professional clean/organise like this! Since I was little, I always used to clean like this, especially when it was the typical depression room. My mom used to yell at me because "it was so chaotic". She meant the many piles I made... Thank you for this. Maybe I can heal a bit of the cptsd, knowing I wasn't wrong. (I'm not saying other ways of cleaning/organising are wrong, but you shouldn't yell at your kid just because they work different than you)
I know Eugene isn't here because of his projects and stuff im assuming ned isn't here because his wife is literally an interior decorator who probably already has everything organized
I reckon that Matt has Eugene on a tight rein when it comes to where everything goes. He just seems like that kind of person but not in an annoying way, more of a "you know that doesn't go there" way.
Imagine if its the opposite and Ned isnt in this video because Ariel has a bunch of house decorating stuff put away in a secret closet somewhere and didnt want to get exposed 😅
OMG, I thought I was a bad organizer because I put things in different piles, like I do the first step of "make a mess" first, too! And I take breaks and then some back and do more later. I feel so much better about my cleaning style already.
I love that she made them do the actual work because I know from personal experience that if somebody else does it for you, you never learn how to do it for yourself. This could not have shown up on my feed at a better time. I am watching this while I sort through and organize my own things for a cross state move. I've been sorting since last month and was getting serious burnout, but this just gave me the confidence boost that I needed to keep going. So thank you for that. 😀
I hate the sponsor of this video, but I love you guys, so I watched it and followed the link. I do all my own taxes. I suffer because I want tax prep companies to fail so they can't keep lobbying against taxes reform that would allow us to never have to do our taxes again. The IRS already knows what you owe. In this age of technology, it could all be automated. End Rant. This video was incredibly helpful, though! My home is not organized at all, and after having a kid, we introduced more stuff. I'm going to incorporate these tips into my spring cleaning.
The idea that ‘there is no organised chaos’ is INCREDIBLY INCORRECT Especially for people with ADHD or autism. The idea of superficial organisation *does not work* on us. I don’t care if there’s a literal sign on the box that says “socks”, I will forget it’s there I don’t care how clear everything is organised, I will forget everything and it will *never* stay that way The only way we can remember where things are is if everything is in view, there’s very specific organisation methods made specifically for ADHD and autism, and most of those take up the mantle of “organised chaos” Typical organisation is visual usually, chaotic organisation is incredibly mental Whichever works is entirely dependant on who you are and how you’re brain is wired
I would absolutely love if they could bring her back again for more organizing! It’s seriously so satisfying and look at how amazingly the spaces turned out. I love her positive, encouraging vibe!
I started the process of decluttering and spring cleaning just yesterday! Watching this video just makes me want to do more. Recently I've become of the midset less is more when before I had the opposite mindset, and now I want to try and get rid of as many unnecessary things that I've been holding onto for that "one day when I'll possibly, potentially need it" that's never really going to come! It's actually so refreshing and almost like a weight is being lifted off your shoulders because somewhere in the back of your mind you know that you're holding onto things that you will never actually look at until you come around to cleaning once a year!! Absolutely inspiring!
This is so relatable. I think I should hire a professional organizer to help me redo my flat! My parents are hoarders so it's been hard to unlearn. That fear and disassociation is sooooo real
Keith; the mentality of "if I can replace it for under $20 in under 20 minutes" from the minimalist, has really helped Me with the "I could use this one day " mentality
The value of a professional organizer is that they will help you see your belongings in a different way--and help you see the value of having space. I've used several pro organizers, and it's always eye-opening! Impressed with how Zach and Keith reclaimed their space (physical and mental!)
omg i love love love keith’s button ups and zach’s colorful pants! i’m glad they got to organize their spaces. it definitely stresses me out if my room isn’t clean. and Taysha was amazing! she seems so cheerful and really good at her job!
A few weeks ago I watched something similar from The Kitchen & Jorn Show and it was hilarious! :D Just wanted to put it out there if you oder someone else likes content like this. :)
Buddy method got me through a declutter/organization pile-up. It helps to get an outside perspective, someone who has no attachment to the things in dire need of tidying. It also changes the vibe of the space. If you dread tidying every time you enter the room, that negative thought builds over time. I made a group chat to enlist my friends to the task! One time, 2 friends came and neither of them touched a thing, I was powering through by myself. They stood there saying: "You got this!"
I struggle to keep my things organized and can definitely relate to how hard it is to get tidy when you’ve always been a messy person. Tasha was such a delight in this episode. She’s helped me feel motivated to get my stuff together 😊
1. I truly thought this would err on being a bit boring but I was wrong ☺️ 2. Taysha is nothing short of DELIGHTFUL 3. As I’m gonna go through a huge life transition/move later this year, BOY did I need this… 4. I know that touching everything was a thing before Marie Kondo, but I’m telling you it WORKS…my most recent move I did as much as a could to rid myself of stuff and did exactly that, and got rid of more stuff than I usually do ❤️❤️❤️
Honestly preffered this organization video WAY more than the cleaning up zach's office video from a while back. A lot of meeting them where they are, helping them make their own changes by giving advice and came across way less judgy in this one. [No offense to previous video] The progress was amazing >w
Honestly it is so encouraging to see the guys live in an imperfect home. Like it is so easy to just put famous people and big RUclipsrs on a pedestal and go "well their lives are perfect". Thank you for showing us the parts of your lives that aren't scripted, edited and perfected. As a messy person I really appreciate it.
Something I love about this vid as opposed to other professional organizer vids is that many involve the organizer doing bulk of the "change" where in the client has an organized home, but many times doesn't have the capacity to keep it organized. This organizer is actually educating the guys and even letting them make the hard decisions, so they're more likely to sustain it in the future.
I know Zach was probably just joking, but to answer his question as to why Taysha wasn't organizaing their closets for them is a few things: A) professional home organizers aren't on-call maids, they're more like coaches or teachers assigning homework, B) it's YOUR space that needs to be organized, you know your space and where you want your things, so it makes sense for you to be the one to decide where things go, and C) if she does the cleaning/organizing for you, then you'll be far less likely to make organization and tidiness a habit if you never experience feeling the merits of decluttering firsthand. Again, he was probably joking, I just sensed some frustration-masked-by-humor from him since he made 2 separate comments on the cleaning that sounded passive aggressive to me, and even one of the camera guys told Taysha to ignore Zach.
As a non neurotypical, I feel that maybe a touch of that joking/frustration was anxiety around organizing. Struggling with 'proper' organization and executive function has made me nervous and stressed whenever I dive into it. I push through it but it's not a pleasant experience; I always fear I'll fail, stall or be in over my head. That's why having patient and constructive help is wonderful, but it doesn't erase all the anxiety. A little part of me still always wants to just crawl in a corner and get away from the scary!
I just love Taysha!!! She looks like someone I wouldn’t worry about helping me “organize” by making me throw everything I love out in the trash!! The work was done by the guys rather than by Taysha. She was a guide and the ultimate professional. Loved this so much. I’m watching it again with my adult autistic son. I really think he could follow it. It’s what I’ve asked him to do. I’m so excited!!!
I love Taysha’s gentle guiding energy! She doesn’t judge the clutter or items they keep. Fun vibe too!
Well said!
@@gailj2266 Thank you for the compliment. Have a good evening! ;)
And she’s so supportive when she sees their progress, no matter how big or small. 😍
And she also doesn't hold back when feedback needs to be shared ❤️
Immediately when she introduced herself I was like "oh yes. Yes you are the moment"
Secret Try Wives meeting.
Maggie and Becky: what if we convince the guys they can turn their chores into a video.
Ariel drinking white wine: I love that.
Rachel: I bet we can get a sponsor for it.
Oh that definitely happened!
Matt: yeah Eugene isn’t allowed to have mess anyway so we will sit that one out
this actually happened, it had to
Anyone else fast forward over the sponsor plugs?
OMG Yes!! hahaha
Bowie slowly yet happily with a singular brain cell taking the toothbrush slowly was great lol.
I know. It's almost like Bowie thinking do I need this? Ok, I'll take it anyway
That's the best part of the whole video. I love him.
he just wanted to be included lmao
you can tell he’s an Aussie lol smart eyes, but a little dumb
OMG! I can't believe how gentle Bowie was while taking the toothbrush! 6:30 Hands down my favorite part of the video 🥺💙
I can identify strongly with both Zach's "But this item is special to me!" and Keith's "But what if I need this later?" attitudes.
No because that’s me with clothes
and that’s me with photos
Me...with everything...especially after my dad passed away, I kept EVERYTHING!
"I understand the need for a junk drawer but your passport should not be in it"
Best advice ever
My passport is in my junk drawer and I feel so called out, but at the same time also proud of myself for knowing where it is!
I was so shocked that people didn't store their passport like it's in their life. Because my whole life my parents store it in safe deposit box in a bank 40km away from our house.
@@자수정-m2n I lost mine once, ordered a new one and got it 10 days later. Storing it in a bank seems a tiny bit dramatic, but I guess it might depend on what country you are in 😅
@@자수정-m2n what if something happens to the bank?
lol exactly!
Taysha is great at boundaries and being direct without being rude
This! The healthy boundaries! I LOVE ❤️
This! The healthy boundaries! I LOVE ❤️
Yeah sometimes I feel organizers make up systems that I can tell won't really work for the person- but she was just legit!
CAN WE JUST APPRECIATE HOW NICE SHE IS!!
YES WE CAN!
She’s so cute haha
she honestly made me smile after having the most awful day of sickness. she is lovely 😊
Yes!! She is so beautiful and legit so sweet I love her 😭💗
10 seconds in to her intro I was saying the same thing, what a great personailty
I can't believe Keith had several fire retardant suits and didn't wear one for the pyrotechnics episode 😂
Probably because he couldn’t find ‘em 😂
RIGHT 💀
I can't believe he actually got rid of them 🥺 he should have kept 4 one for each of them, they were so cool
That was my immediate thought! Then it went to he should’ve kept one for Becky just in case of an emergency
@@evabailey3860 thats what i was thinking 😭
The expert has the BEST energy! Her laugh and dynamic with the other guys is everything. I’d love to see more of her :D
N I love that fabric she's wearing ❤️
I was coming to the comments to say the same thing. She’s delightful 🥰
She’s great! Kind and supportive.
She brings me joy!!!
Same, if she has a channel, point it out
I appreciate Zach being honest about his home office still being a prot. One time makeovers don't fix everything and that can be hard to admit.
I really love how much the try guys bring on experts of color and women experts. I think it’s intentional and I really appreciate it!!!
Or just plain experts 🤷🏽♀️🤔
@@tiffanykim2773 yes true. Apologies. Just that every other show brings on experts who are white or male. The intentional amplification of diverse voices is what I notice.
Intentional or not (which I think it is) they're amplifying the voices of minorities and promoting their platform which should be the bare minimum but it's a lot more than other large creators are doing!
OMG, me too. I'm a woman of color, and representation MATTERS. 💛💜💙💚🖤💖
I totally agree and thought that too! Definitely intentional and should be applauded.
i love how she encouraged them to do this themselves so that they build habits instead of doing it for them and then they dont know how to retidy it or where anything is. also she was such a joy to watch
Okay, but why is she literally the best? Love her style and her attitude
She’s so cute haha
right? she's seems like a very fun person to be around with!
Within her first sentence, I was obsessed. Haha this group needs more of her to momma bear them!
Me too, she was amazing!
Sameee. would love to hace her help my own house organizing ngl
Zach: *goes on a journey and has a shift in perspective on organization that allows him to find joy in a process that was previously very difficult for him*
Keith: *Taysha makes Him clean his garage*
What if it’s unintentional and it’s a natural thing. Like it should be for everyone
She said she could be an organizer or a therapist! Both guys got what they needed!
Ned and Ariel would go nuts with two kids and a disorganized house and Eugene and Matt just wouldn't be able to take it... so having Zach and Keith here makes so much sense. Especially considering they got room makeovers the last time and experienced the same issues. I can definitely relate and will make sure to clean my own mess tomorrow.
key word being “tomorrow” 😂
@@bymorganco yeah, in my case "tomorrow" is very strechable 😅
Ariel and Eugene would never.
Matt dont need one. 😂😂
No you wont lol
I love that she didn’t just do all the organization for them, but instead lead them along and offered help when needed. She has great energy.
The pride that they both had when showing off the work they had done was so cute. I love these boys.
These guys (including Ned and Eugene) just make me smile. Straight white men typically stress me out but i feel like the three of them would make me feel comfortable
"Getting married" and then showing two women getting married literally made me cry. I have never before seen wlw relationship casually put into a video without making it about men and making it misogynistic. That part really made me so happy!
Also love that they're an interracial couple
Yesss, i was about to comment the same! 💜
@@spideronawhiteflag around 6:45 ish
Why does it make you happy? You definitely hate men xD daddy issues?
@@K4inan No, it's that whenever people see gay people on screen they typically freak out about it. Nice to see it mentioned casually
Matt is a super tidy person and keeps his spouse in line, thats why Eugene isn’t here
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Not to mention Ariel literally built her house and probably knows EXACTLY where everything should go, I will never stop admiring her work and innovation for that 😭
I don't have any friends because they are ashamed of the videos I upload. Are they really that bad, dear zoe
@@AxxLAfriku yeah theyre horrible
@@AxxLAfriku yeah terrible
@AxxL I was going to say no dude of course you have great videos! but then I watched them….
"And here are skeletons!!!"
"AHHHHHHHHHHH"
That cracked me up, her little squeal was so funny and well timed
Does anyone else agree that the try guys on a Saturday morning is the start of a great day?
It’s what I watch while cleaning my room, every Saturday
It’s Saturday where you are too?!?!
It's already sunday here at our country ☠️☠️☠️
Try guys or cartoons on Saturday morning?
… your choice
Or if you live where i live, it's perfect for afternoon tea 😊
For passports, papers, etc. get yourself a fireproof lockbox. They aren’t expensive (usually less than $50) and don’t take up much space. Good investment and keeps stuff secure and safe from damage in one place.
@reality1701 Noted👌
@@paintedcrowI think it's more for incase your house burns down cause that's more likely than someone coming specifically for my passport
Yes! Came to say that too :) When Zach just pulled the passports out of his junk drawer I was like "Oh nooo!" Lol! It is a good idea to have and will help too with any last minute scrambling to find your important stuff.
@@paintedcrow these things are more for the fireproof element and being a mild deterrent. If someone is determined to steal your stuff even with the best lock they're going to but you're unlikely to have someone like that in your house in daily life, you're more likely to have a fire, or other disaster (make sure you get ones that's waterproof too), or kids who you don't want to get into the files, or an interfering family member, and in that case you don't usually need a fancy lock.
omg yes! came to say the same thing. my parents have had one all our lives... my sisters and i have never everrr wondered where any of our important documents were located
Keith and I have a disturbingly similar logic to why we keep random stuff around for that just in case we need it moment. LOL
Doesn’t everyone?
because moment you throw it away thats the item you need
Me too! Same with my dad. But when it comes to tools and furniture and stuff I actually think it's good to keep. My dad has reused SO much and saved a lot of money and time because of it
As a theater student... i can highly relate as well (especially with clothing!)
The "I grew up poor" impulse to never throw anything away ever
"The challenge was letting go of stuff, the joy was letting go of stuff" YES, loved this. This actually helps motivate me to go through my multiple junk drawers
this is such a mood "oh look i found money" and "but what if i need it", like, yes, i would also keep the roller skates!
I love how I find money in every pocket and every bag 😂 Its like my past me thought about my future me and i feel appreciated
As an archivist I love that she didn’t recommend cardboard for mementos. Acid in cardboard colors materials over time, doesn’t last as long, and attracts bugs. If getting cardboard, I recommend acid free. Caveat of plastic is that they do lock in moisture so ideally place in less humid areas (aka not floor of garage).
Thank you for this tip! I have mementos in cardboard that I’ll be switching over now!
There are also corrugated plastic archive boxes meant to mimic the cardboard! They're more durable, but have the same lightweight nature and breathability.
"I'd rather eat snacks and play with synthesizers"
-Keith
Mood
Legitimately me everyday.
Keith has been KILLING the fashion game first that adorable mushroom sweater now this cute ass hell shirt? Fucking here for it!
I NEED that floral button down
It's literally Becky who buys his clothes 😂
I've been waiting for someone else in the comments to acknowledge this too!! he looks amazing!
I also want that shirt. Any clues?
Becky said on insta most of Keith's clothing is from Bonobos!
Somehow i got a feeling Maggie and Becky were the ones who came up with the idea for this video
Oh definitely
100%
This MIGHT be the mini hoarder in me but those flame retardant suits seem helpful through a POSSIBLE emergency 🤣 I was rooting for them to stay
See, I was thinking they’d be used on the channel for something haha
I thought so too. Keep them with any emergency fire exit stuff. All homes should have those plans.
I wish he kept two for him and Becky!!
I was thinking he should keep four, that way if they’re needed for a video again, they have the four they need, and if there’s an emergency at home, they can use them
yeah i was thinking he should distribute them through the try families
I LOVED the expert this time!!! She has such a lovely personality and attitude, I’d love to see her come back for another vid!!!
Petition to have her help Ariel with her storage unit of furniture
I can't be the only one who does the whole thing of organising, and two weeks later, you need to go through it all over again.
You just need a habit of putting your things back at its place. Such a time saver.
I do this at least once every two weeks
it lasts longer than 2 weeks for me, but I still get it. part of it is not figuring out organization that is functional for me. If its not functional I wont put it back there, and it will descend into chaos fast. I am also a very out of sight out of mind person. As in, I space out and forget things easily if they arent somewhere that I can see them, not in the sense that I have them, but in the sense of using them. So for example if I wanna use my skin care it needs to be somewhere visible and easy to reach and put back. Ive been figuring out bits and pieces as I go and its gotten better on some things.
Second issue is time, if im in a hurry i am not going to be delicate and careful while pulling out clothes from the closet to not mess up the other folded clothes, or I wont take care to put away towels and linen properly and nicely. If Im going to bed tired as hell and I see something my cat might mess with Im just putting it in the first available drawer.
These are the most common things I noticed I struggle with.
Id add lack of storage boxes, drawer organizers etc.
I usually go through the process twice to 3 times a year.
@@BambiLena666 Then I have to encourage you to watch clutter bug videos. She has this philosophy that is actually not terrible and I think it can absolutely work for you. Basically, there 4 types of organizers, hidden and open type and than under those you have sub organization where you micro organize everything or you don't. It was really helpful for me since I'm all over the place and I think it could be helpful to you too
Yup. I'm constantly going through stuff. Two mini hoarder kids, I go through the markers every week to get rid of the dried out ones. They want to keep them forever. 🥴
Making content around household chores that wouldn't get done otherwise. I approve 👍
Honestly it's so weird how much I enjoyed it. Like...... literally all we did was watch two grown men finally do chores they hadn't got to.
Maybe if I pretend I’m shooting a video like this I can actually get things like this done around my house
@@kathybryar06 you're probably joking, but that actually helps a lot! i have adhd and pretending i'm making a video or helping someone else makes it way easier :)
I really appreciate how the editor displayed a wedding with two women instead of being heteronormative. It's such a small piece of representation, but it was amazing to see! (6:48)
I love how Bowie gently took the toothbrush from Zach like he does it all the time.
Bowie stole the show! 🥰
Time stamp?
6:32
i’m super high right now but i just realized these guys are geniuses like they’re literally making content and profiting from just doing regular daunting tasks. this is so productive lmfao
Your consistency and quality of content never disappoints!
i see you everywhere copy pasting this same comment, oof
Oh gosh, please stop this. There are enough bots on YT.
Idk if you're about or not but you seem like one copy pasting the same basic stuff and the annoying "claim your ticket if you're here in --- hour"
They’re the best at including their ads in an easy to watch way
they legit try recycling the same content over and over agin cuz they dont have ideas.
not a hater just a fact. think im wrong? look at their growth.
Her energy is PERFECT for golden retriever Keith & chaotic Zach.
I loved her. She has good humor and great personality
All of this advice is amazing, except perhaps physically touching stuff. I grew up with hoarders and if there's one thing I've learnt across the resources, it's that we keep a lot of pointless stuff because we're sentimental. Touch reaffirms that bond we don't want to have with stuff we don't need. Getting a friend to hold up special stuff so you can maintain both a literal and emotional distance leads to more rational decision making.
That said she is AMAZING!! Such a shining personality, so knowledgeable and fun! Huge respect, I'd love to be more like her.
Ah, thanks for this, that helped me realize some stuff for me. A big part of what makes organizing so exhausting for me is feeling that attachment to everything, but when I was moving and a friend was helping, it was way easier to decide on what she was grabbing than what I was.
I'd say keep 4 of the flame retardant suits. In case the try guys need them.
Four for the Try Guys, two for the other members of Lewberger. Two spare in case something happens to them.
Feel like as someone with adhd organized chaos is indeed a thing. Yes it’s messy and chaotic but I know where every one of my brlongings is within the mess! It looks random but I have a spot for everything
I'm super messy but my brother spent an hour looking for a stapler and I walked over, pulled a bag out of a pile and that had the stapler, I had seen it there earlier that week
With organised chaos you may know where certain things are but if it is chaos there’s a lot that you don’t know the place of, or even that you have it. Not saying you have to switch systems, because not even only the switch itself but the upkeep may not be tenable, however if it’s ‘chaos organised’ for example even if everything was messy, *every* item would be in a place, not just some items in a pile of chaos haha. I definitely fall too easily into chaos and then when I go look I didn’t remember I had 90% of the things I do
i think the whole thing about organized chaos is kind of deceiving on it's own tbh (also adhd here)
like sure i would know where everything is, but i may not need everything in the pile that is making it chaos
the concept of snow drifts where mess just piles up and you start to not see it anymore but it still stresses you out subconsciously
I dont think its necessarily always about finding things but also just having a ton of shit you dont need but just dont see anymore
The happiest my little ADHD brain has ever been was when I moved to Europe with just a backpack and left all my stuff in my dad's attic. Didn't miss a single item and I felt so light and free. Went back and cleared my stuff from Dad's attic. I need to get back to that minimalism 🤔
6:31 are we gonna talk about the fact Bowie possesses more politeness, poise and gentleness than most smaller children? No? ..okay
Bowie stole the show! 🥰
Well, that is a low bar. Children are all monsters
When he said “and if you got married” and they put a pic of a lesbian couple getting married!!! That made my day ❤️
Taysha’s energy was what I needed this morning.
It's so reassuring to see a professional clean/organise like this!
Since I was little, I always used to clean like this, especially when it was the typical depression room. My mom used to yell at me because "it was so chaotic". She meant the many piles I made... Thank you for this. Maybe I can heal a bit of the cptsd, knowing I wasn't wrong. (I'm not saying other ways of cleaning/organising are wrong, but you shouldn't yell at your kid just because they work different than you)
I know Eugene isn't here because of his projects and stuff im assuming ned isn't here because his wife is literally an interior decorator who probably already has everything organized
I’m so sorry that i have to ask this, but can I know what kinda project he’s working on? Im a new fan so really sorry that i asked! 😰
I reckon that Matt has Eugene on a tight rein when it comes to where everything goes. He just seems like that kind of person but not in an annoying way, more of a "you know that doesn't go there" way.
Imagine if its the opposite and Ned isnt in this video because Ariel has a bunch of house decorating stuff put away in a secret closet somewhere and didnt want to get exposed 😅
@@andreathanify that's okay! he's working on a novel and other passion projects. he talks about it more in ep. 136 of the trypod. 😊
@@nadiar.4638 She does, actually. But it's a storage unit, not in their house.
OMG, I thought I was a bad organizer because I put things in different piles, like I do the first step of "make a mess" first, too! And I take breaks and then some back and do more later. I feel so much better about my cleaning style already.
zach’s living room looks like it came from pinterest. great job maggie!!!!!!!
Note the neatly spread joint rolling tray on the ottoman. Nice
i feel like she matched their energy so well, i love it
I've been wanting a home reveal since Zach + Maggie and Keith+Becky bought homes. I guess this is the closest we are getting.
for Keith's house u should check out the Eugene's babysitting their cat video!
@@kolokola1872 You're right! I've seen the video but didn't notice it was in the new house.
Her sense of humour is awesome and she gets along with everyone so well, even Bowie! So cute.
Taysha is straight up hilarious and I love her laugh!
As someone who has bad depression, just finally tidying up an cleaning my room just boosts my emotions up so much!
Taysha: “But why?”
Keith, doubting everything: “Uhh…”
“If you move the wallet to the wallet spot, it’s lost” wow I felt that😅
One: I want to pet Bowie so hard!
Two: the fact that they used a lesbian couple for the marriage stock photo made me happy!
What's the timestamp?
@@meraribonilla9561 6:48
@@quinnton7985 thank you 😁
I love that she made them do the actual work because I know from personal experience that if somebody else does it for you, you never learn how to do it for yourself.
This could not have shown up on my feed at a better time.
I am watching this while I sort through and organize my own things for a cross state move.
I've been sorting since last month and was getting serious burnout, but this just gave me the confidence boost that I needed to keep going. So thank you for that. 😀
Love this expert!! So glad the try guys found her rather than go with someone who doesn't need more promo like the home edit or marie kondo !
Someone less known is also cheaper to have in a video.
@@slouberiee but she's just as effective
honestly my favorite expert they've brought on. taysha is adorable
Keith’s mindset is the same as my mothers: keep everything cause you never know when you’re going to need it. Lol
I love the advice of you don’t need 4 days in a row but one a month but the focus on making time rather than focusing on having no time
Taysha is so bright and friendly-I loved seeing her help the guys get their houses organized!!
ah yes my two favorite things: the Try Guys and Organization. Never clicked a video faster!
Same!!!
Keith talking about how he can't get rid of the old faucet, the dad energy is OFF THE CHARTS
I can't get over Bowie just calmly taking the toothbrush 😂😭
I hate the sponsor of this video, but I love you guys, so I watched it and followed the link. I do all my own taxes. I suffer because I want tax prep companies to fail so they can't keep lobbying against taxes reform that would allow us to never have to do our taxes again. The IRS already knows what you owe. In this age of technology, it could all be automated. End Rant.
This video was incredibly helpful, though! My home is not organized at all, and after having a kid, we introduced more stuff. I'm going to incorporate these tips into my spring cleaning.
The idea that ‘there is no organised chaos’ is INCREDIBLY INCORRECT
Especially for people with ADHD or autism. The idea of superficial organisation *does not work* on us. I don’t care if there’s a literal sign on the box that says “socks”, I will forget it’s there
I don’t care how clear everything is organised, I will forget everything and it will *never* stay that way
The only way we can remember where things are is if everything is in view, there’s very specific organisation methods made specifically for ADHD and autism, and most of those take up the mantle of “organised chaos”
Typical organisation is visual usually, chaotic organisation is incredibly mental
Whichever works is entirely dependant on who you are and how you’re brain is wired
“Get it done, have more fun” needs to be on a merch shirt!!!! I WILL BUY IT
I love that you showed a wlw marriage. A simple thing that made me smile hehe
i literally had to rewind to make sure I saw it right I was so excited!!
Me too!!
I would absolutely love if they could bring her back again for more organizing! It’s seriously so satisfying and look at how amazingly the spaces turned out. I love her positive, encouraging vibe!
Keith is so relatable lol because thats exactly why I keep stuff I should prob dispose of lol
I started the process of decluttering and spring cleaning just yesterday! Watching this video just makes me want to do more. Recently I've become of the midset less is more when before I had the opposite mindset, and now I want to try and get rid of as many unnecessary things that I've been holding onto for that "one day when I'll possibly, potentially need it" that's never really going to come! It's actually so refreshing and almost like a weight is being lifted off your shoulders because somewhere in the back of your mind you know that you're holding onto things that you will never actually look at until you come around to cleaning once a year!! Absolutely inspiring!
Honestly I was not expecting this video to be as funny and interesting as it is, I love the chemistry between the organizer and the guys
This is so relatable. I think I should hire a professional organizer to help me redo my flat! My parents are hoarders so it's been hard to unlearn. That fear and disassociation is sooooo real
Keith; the mentality of "if I can replace it for under $20 in under 20 minutes" from the minimalist, has really helped Me with the "I could use this one day " mentality
Bowie taking the toothbrush is my favourite part of this episode
The value of a professional organizer is that they will help you see your belongings in a different way--and help you see the value of having space. I've used several pro organizers, and it's always eye-opening! Impressed with how Zach and Keith reclaimed their space (physical and mental!)
omg i love love love keith’s button ups and zach’s colorful pants! i’m glad they got to organize their spaces. it definitely stresses me out if my room isn’t clean. and Taysha was amazing! she seems so cheerful and really good at her job!
the try guys: the only people in the world who can make a video about organizing funny asf
A few weeks ago I watched something similar from The Kitchen & Jorn Show and it was hilarious! :D Just wanted to put it out there if you oder someone else likes content like this. :)
Buddy method got me through a declutter/organization pile-up. It helps to get an outside perspective, someone who has no attachment to the things in dire need of tidying. It also changes the vibe of the space. If you dread tidying every time you enter the room, that negative thought builds over time.
I made a group chat to enlist my friends to the task! One time, 2 friends came and neither of them touched a thing, I was powering through by myself. They stood there saying: "You got this!"
I cannot explain how happy this made me! I love organizing and seeing the before and after of a cluttered space.
I struggle to keep my things organized and can definitely relate to how hard it is to get tidy when you’ve always been a messy person. Tasha was such a delight in this episode. She’s helped me feel motivated to get my stuff together 😊
1. I truly thought this would err on being a bit boring but I was wrong ☺️
2. Taysha is nothing short of DELIGHTFUL
3. As I’m gonna go through a huge life transition/move later this year, BOY did I need this…
4. I know that touching everything was a thing before Marie Kondo, but I’m telling you it WORKS…my most recent move I did as much as a could to rid myself of stuff and did exactly that, and got rid of more stuff than I usually do ❤️❤️❤️
Honestly preffered this organization video WAY more than the cleaning up zach's office video from a while back. A lot of meeting them where they are, helping them make their own changes by giving advice and came across way less judgy in this one. [No offense to previous video] The progress was amazing >w
It doesn't matter if you're a hoarder or a minimalist. Throwing away the first thing is always a hard step. Very happy for the the guys to embrace it.
Honestly it is so encouraging to see the guys live in an imperfect home. Like it is so easy to just put famous people and big RUclipsrs on a pedestal and go "well their lives are perfect". Thank you for showing us the parts of your lives that aren't scripted, edited and perfected. As a messy person I really appreciate it.
Zach’s style is getting better and better and I’m loving itttt, I was actually close to buying those color blocked pants myself
Respect moments✨🤚
1:31 the Squishmallow.
2:09 Burn book 📕 🔥
4:40 faucet 🤣
6:34 dog toothbrush 🪥 🐶
8:07 He wants to be a firefighter 👏
For me, the timing in this video is impeccable because I’m cleaning out my closet today because I’m moving out on Tuesday😅
Something I love about this vid as opposed to other professional organizer vids is that many involve the organizer doing bulk of the "change" where in the client has an organized home, but many times doesn't have the capacity to keep it organized. This organizer is actually educating the guys and even letting them make the hard decisions, so they're more likely to sustain it in the future.
I would like a t-shirt or a hoodie with " Get it done, have more fun" on them lol it would be a nice reminder
I know Zach was probably just joking, but to answer his question as to why Taysha wasn't organizaing their closets for them is a few things: A) professional home organizers aren't on-call maids, they're more like coaches or teachers assigning homework, B) it's YOUR space that needs to be organized, you know your space and where you want your things, so it makes sense for you to be the one to decide where things go, and C) if she does the cleaning/organizing for you, then you'll be far less likely to make organization and tidiness a habit if you never experience feeling the merits of decluttering firsthand.
Again, he was probably joking, I just sensed some frustration-masked-by-humor from him since he made 2 separate comments on the cleaning that sounded passive aggressive to me, and even one of the camera guys told Taysha to ignore Zach.
As a non neurotypical, I feel that maybe a touch of that joking/frustration was anxiety around organizing. Struggling with 'proper' organization and executive function has made me nervous and stressed whenever I dive into it. I push through it but it's not a pleasant experience; I always fear I'll fail, stall or be in over my head. That's why having patient and constructive help is wonderful, but it doesn't erase all the anxiety. A little part of me still always wants to just crawl in a corner and get away from the scary!
Keith is literally a hoarder of the smallest degree lmao
I love that you showcased a black organizer!
She has such a friendly and welcoming energy, I love her
I just love Taysha!!! She looks like someone I wouldn’t worry about helping me “organize” by making me throw everything I love out in the trash!! The work was done by the guys rather than by Taysha. She was a guide and the ultimate professional. Loved this so much. I’m watching it again with my adult autistic son. I really think he could follow it. It’s what I’ve asked him to do. I’m so excited!!!
I'm ordering my husband a red coverall right now. Keith you have never looked better. 😉
I love this video! Bring this woman back for another video. Her laugh is as satisfying as the organization results.
Taysha is a gem and I'd loVE to see more of her 🥹